Blue Maverick
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Man of Steel I like Snyderverse and wish he had been allowed to complete it although there might be announcement tomorrow about that hopefully 7.5/10
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Last Film You Saw
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Best movie in a long while.The devil all the time.
Didn't know what to expect but my god it was fantastic. Solid acting, great story.
Violence in small town 50's/ 60's rural America.
8/10
Bigga
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Man of Steel I like Snyderverse and wish he had been allowed to complete it although there might be announcement tomorrow about that hopefully 7.5/10
What...??!!
Heard nothing but Gunn producing his own version!
Blue Maverick
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Seems like a lot was made if a poster he put up for the Snyder con this weekend looks like it was all bollocks unfortunately:(What...??!!
Heard nothing but Gunn producing his own version!
Bigga
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Seems like a lot was made if a poster he put up for the Snyder con this weekend looks like it was all bollocks unfortunately:(
Ah okay!
It's a bit shit getting hopes up! Haha!
Aba452
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Remember back in the early 80s my brother brought Flesh Gordon home and wouldn't let me watch as a wee whippersnapper.
Was bored with the football on Saturday so watched it, out of mild curiosity. It's an ultra low budget porno Flash Gordon spoof, would probably have appealed to my adolescent self, pretty awful really. Interestingly Rick Baker did the special effects for this in 1974, fast forward to 1981, he wins an Oscar for American Werewolf in London!
Was bored with the football on Saturday so watched it, out of mild curiosity. It's an ultra low budget porno Flash Gordon spoof, would probably have appealed to my adolescent self, pretty awful really. Interestingly Rick Baker did the special effects for this in 1974, fast forward to 1981, he wins an Oscar for American Werewolf in London!
richardtheref
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Just watched Lou on Netflix. Not too bad if you ignore a few whopping plot holes.
Bigga
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Remember back in the early 80s my brother brought Flesh Gordon home and wouldn't let me watch as a wee whippersnapper.
Was bored with the football on Saturday so watched it, out of mild curiosity. It's an ultra low budget porno Flash Gordon spoof, would probably have appealed to my adolescent self, pretty awful really. Interestingly Rick Baker did the special effects for this in 1974, fast forward to 1981, he wins an Oscar for American Werewolf in London!
I downloaded 'Flesh Gordon' a couple of years ago as I wanted to relive it again as it had been years since seeing it as a kid!
Bigga
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"A Good Person"
Not sure where to start!!
I really like Zach Braff, but he needs help with fleshing out his films, especially as a writer. Still stuck in that late 90s/ 2000s vibe, including the song choices (one in particular is a great choice, though) and he just needs to modernise.
The film is a mixed bag with some poorly written pieces, some plot holes and a smattering of exceptional scene delivery.
This could have been a classic, but is extremely guilty of navel-gazing, so much so, I stopped and started the film 3 times over the couple of weeks before I could, finally, watch it.
Everyone else, except for Pugh, is decidedly poor and she only just about floats in this mish-mash of a film that couldn't stop meandering.
Not sure where to start!!
I really like Zach Braff, but he needs help with fleshing out his films, especially as a writer. Still stuck in that late 90s/ 2000s vibe, including the song choices (one in particular is a great choice, though) and he just needs to modernise.
The film is a mixed bag with some poorly written pieces, some plot holes and a smattering of exceptional scene delivery.
This could have been a classic, but is extremely guilty of navel-gazing, so much so, I stopped and started the film 3 times over the couple of weeks before I could, finally, watch it.
Everyone else, except for Pugh, is decidedly poor and she only just about floats in this mish-mash of a film that couldn't stop meandering.
blue cigar
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Another thumbs up for the devil all the time, great film
112/135
112/135